Turning point: fall of liberty?

«Removing the straitjacket placed upon economic development by neoliberalism will not be an easy matter. A true focus upon endogenous development cannot simply be an orientation to the limited markets that characterized previous import-substitution efforts; rather, it calls for incorporating the mass of the population that has been excluded from their share of the achievements of modern civilization. In short, real endogenous development means making real the preferential option for the poor. And, that means making enemies—internally (both those who monopolize the land and the wealth and those who are content with the status quo) and externally.»

Ideology and Economic Development, by Michael A. Lebowitz